All 2017 Donation Blocks

I thought about making one post for all donation blocks and quilts for next year. When I mentioned it, at least one of my dear readers commented that they liked seeing the donation blocks throughout the year. I decided that *I* wanted to see how many donation blocks I had sewn in 2017, thus here is a visual list of all of the donation blocks I have made for my guild.

Mid-Feb 2017 Donation Blocks

February Donation Blocks

Donation blocks, March 26, 2017

March Meeting Donation Blocks

Early April Donation Blocks

June donation block

July 2017 Donation Blocks

Retreat Donation Block n.2

Retreat Donation Block n.1

Retreat Donation Block n.3

Red November Donation Blocks

Donation block #2, November 19, 2017

Donation block, November 19, 2017

Sawtooth Stars to be – Donation Blocks

Favorite donation block

Donation block -pink/orange

Blue & White Donation block

Purple & Green Donation Block

Cotton & Steele Donation Block

French Provincial donation block

Purple and yellow donation block

Donation block: girlhood bedroom

Candy red donation block

Red and burgundy donation block

Yellow donation block

Grey and Red Donation Block – December 2017

Misc. Blues and Reds Donation Block – December 2017

Purple Dress Donation Block – December 2017

Solid Blue Donation Block – December 2017

Go Bears Donation Block – December 2017

ME Check donation block – Nov/Dec n.21

Sunset Donation Block n.3

Orange Donation Block

Orange Donation Block

Sunset Donation Block n.2

Sunset Donation Block n.1

Dark & Purple Donation Block

Red Sunset donation block

Forest Floor donation block

French Provincial Donation block

The count above looks like about 54. Some were made into tops, like the black ones. Frankly, I thought I had made more. I think I will have to catalog the quilt tops I have made as well, just to make myself feel better. There is certainly nothing wrong with these and every little bit helps, but the words of the NICU nurse who runs the program at Stanford ring in my ears. Now with the people who lost their homes in the Wine Country fires, there are not enough hours in the day to fulfill all the need.

Of course, I have to remember that I didn’t start this post early in the year, so I can’t possibly expect to capture all my work. I may do it again next year and will be more organized.